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Panel meetings across fostering services.

From prospective carer assessments to reviews referred to panel, fostering meetings bring reports, professional perspectives and recommendations together. These are examples of meetings that could use Review and Comply.

MEETINGS IN YOUR SETTING

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Illustrative examples of meeting types, rather than a list of customers or a fixed set of meeting templates.

EXAMPLE 01

Foster carer assessment panels

Consider a prospective foster carer’s assessment and explore the evidence behind the proposed recommendation.

Typical papers
Assessment reports, references, supporting evidence and proposed terms of approval.
A useful meeting record
The questions raised, responses, individual panel views and the recommendation with its reasons.
EXAMPLE 02

Foster carer review panels

Consider reviews referred to the panel, including continued suitability or proposed changes to terms of approval.

Typical papers
Review reports, previous recommendations, feedback and information about support and development.
A useful meeting record
The panel’s consideration of the review, areas explored and the recommendation and rationale.
EXAMPLE 03

Service quality review meetings

Bring colleagues together to examine assessment quality, recurring themes and the experience of the panel process.

Typical papers
Selected reports, quality summaries, service feedback and relevant previous outcomes.
A useful meeting record
The findings, differing views and agreed conclusions about the matters reviewed.
BRING THE MEETING TO LIFE

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ILLUSTRATIVE AGENDA

Foster carer assessment panel

  1. Assessment and evidence

    Explore the assessment, supporting material and questions from Members.

  2. Support and development

    Discuss the proposed support, learning needs and relevant responses.

  3. Panel recommendation

    Record individual positions and the recommendation with reasons.

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